Constitution

• Unification of those that practice the loss adjusters profession
• To advance the efficiency and utilization of the loss adjuster, demanding strict rules of professional behavior by the association’s members and achieve high levels of training and knowledge
• The foundation and preservation of an extensive library
• Publication of informative newsletters regarding current affairs of the association and the loss adjusting profession in general
• Organization of lectures, seminars and other training programs

Details of Publications

Newsletters are currently distributed to HALA members via e-mail on an ad hoc basis.

Education and Training

professional accreditation, as defined by FUEDI, that a loss adjuster can obtain:

Level 1 – European Loss Adjusting Expert (hereinafter referred to as “ELAE”) is an expert who is registered with a FUEDI member association and has acquired:

• Academic education such as Bachelor or Masters degree
• 8 years of experience as a loss adjusting expert (Bachelor degree)
• 6 years of experience as a loss adjusting expert (Masters degree)

In order to obtain the ELAE accreditation, the loss adjuster must pass the insurance examinations standards as defined by FUEDI and implemented by HALA. Level 1 exams include:

• Specific knowledge of insurance
• Specific knowledge of loss adjusting
• Claims assessment procedures
• Report writing
• Specialist knowledge of certain loss adjusting aspects

Level 1 experts who have passed these examinations may use the title: “ELAE – EUROPEAN LOSS ADJUSTING EXPERT”

Level 2 – National Loss Adjusting Expert (hereinafter referred to as “NLAE”) is an expert who is registered with a FUEDI member association and has acquired:

• Academic education such as Bachelor of Masters degree
• Has 5 years of experience as a loss adjusting expert (Bachelor degree)
• Has 3 years of experience as a loss adjusting expert (Masters degree)

In order to obtain the NLAE accreditation, the loss adjuster must pass the insurance examinations standards as defined by FUEDI and implemented by HALA. Level 2 exams include:

• General knowledge of insurance
• General knowledge of loss adjusting
• Claims assessment procedures
• Report writing

Level 2 experts who have passed these examinations may use the title: “NLAE – NATIONAL LOSS ADJUSTING EXPERT”.

Individuals who do not hold higher education titles but who have gained 10 years claims experience, of which a minimum of 5 years is loss adjusting working with a qualified level 1 or level 2 loss adjusting expert, will be allowed to take the level 2 examination.

Agenda

The next HALA General Assembly will be held in 2023.